It would be a slight understatement to say Donald Trump’s presidential campaign has been controversial.<\/p>\n
Things only became more ridiculous\u00a0when it was revealed<\/strong> <\/a>that Trump\u2019s new campaign CEO, Stephen Bannon, once ran a World of Warcraft gold farming marketplace.<\/p>\n “At various points, Bannon has worked as an investment banker, earned money<\/a> <\/strong>off Seinfeld royalties, overseen<\/a><\/strong> a biosphere, directed<\/a> <\/strong>films, and run<\/a> <\/strong>an alt-right news site.”<\/p>\n “But one of the stranger blips on his career path came in the mid-aughts, when Bannon joined and eventually ran a company that made its name and fortune as an online marketplace to sell virtual gold to World of Warcraft players and other online gamers” reports Mother Jones<\/a><\/strong>.<\/p>\n The practice of Gold farming and selling is against World of Warcraft’s Terms of Service and is generally quite frowned upon by the community.<\/p>\n Of course, this has only given the internet one more reason to discuss\u00a0Donald Trump’s campaign.<\/p>\n This how powerful AMD\u2019s Radeon RX Series graphics cards really are<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n How we get local gaming servers in South Africa<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n
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